Jim Kelly was a great man, and an excellent martial artist. Sadly missed. RIP Jim

Hey bro, what's the story?

Yeah John Saxon was suppose to die in that movie but his agent made them switch the roles. They tried to make John cool which he was but William and Bruce was always the coolest.

@@brazyfilmo3121 interesting, didn’t know that

@@danielbrown1724Bruce’s character was supposed to fight Bolo in the end, but the white producers wanted the white guy to get some shine.

indeed

Which is?

@@nickgillespie6232 you are wrong , I was at the same convention & when you claim this happened he was too busy looking good

@@martinworld7214🤣😂right on✊🏿☀️🌟🛸🔥💯

Yah it's crazy saying he didn't have good lines. As it is Kelly himself saying he didn't get to show his stuff in Enter (though admittedly, it is a shame he didn't have the time for more takes on some shots). His martial arts scenes in it are great, well shot and well edited, and his acting is a massive part of the film's success. For those saying it's sad he dies in it, yes, definitely, but the shock of that is something that again contributes to it being the greatest martial arts movie of all time. When he fights Han, you still are rooting for him and hoping he gets out of there. Even if you've seen it 100 times.

Bruce was from another planet period. Sick of all others pretending

That was all ego, which he should've set aside to make a better movie. That original ending would've been far better.

Yes sir!​@@jasonhearn5818

That is something a typical white guy would say! The person who stated what they said is a fact! Hollywood was very racist back then, period It should have been Jim in the end!!​@jasonhearn5818

Han-man.

I'm sure it was Han- man.

Jim said originally his character was supposed live and it would've been him and Bruce fighting side by side in the end. All that was switched because of John Saxon didn't want his character dying. Bruce wasn't the issue it was John. Jim was saying Bruce wanted to do future projects together but unfortunately Bruce passed

@@nickgillespie6232If you werent pleased with Jim then by comparison John's choreography was even more displeasing to watch and far less convincing especially when he fought Bolo. The movie would've probably been far better with the original character setup.

@@nickgillespie6232 Well even if you weren't impressed with Jims choreography and the execution of his kicks Jim was a legitimate martial artist and that was martial arts choreography in its early stages. Like you said it was Bruce's movie so he was the star. Flawed or not Jims choreography was much better than Johns there was nothing convincing about John as a martial artist especially that Bolo fight with John. Yeah John added star value to the film but his fight scenes felt forced. The original intention of Jim and Bruce would've been a much better movie but unfortunately Johns ego wouldn't allow that.

@@nickgillespie6232 " but it didn’t look great. He couldn’t extend his leg fully to execute a proper kick. " may have been the camera angle and the zoom of the lens that made it appear that way.

@@nickgillespie6232 yea I've seen the fight scenes many times...don't have any nitpicky issues. Its just you as no one else has voiced any problems about it. Anywho moving on.

Wheres this information?

Jim Kelly has always talk respectfully about Bruce Lee I never heard any other accounts where he said anything disrespectful

You're lying laxer,never heard him ever say anything negative about Bruce

​@@TheSubwaysurferefectivamente Jim Kelly siempre expresó su admiración por Bruce Lee. Es posible que a lo que se refiere el compañero sobre comentarios a inicios negativos por parte de Jim se refería a que a inicio cuándo apenas había escuchado de proezas de Bruce Lee Jim Kelly preguntó a si realmente ese artista Marcial Bruce Lee era tan bueno a lo que le respondieron que sí y como el mismo Jim Kelly dijo luego darse cuenta de que así era.